Many thanks, williewonka.
You've provided valuable information.
You've provided valuable information.
Dedicated Line Advise
I currently have a 20 amp dedicated line run to my small HiFi rig; amp, preamp, CDP, TT, power conditioning. I wish to add a second line using the same electrician who has worked on my house. It looks like he used 12 gauge Romex last time.
What are the key facts that I should know in case he is not familiar with doing wiring for audio systems?
I'm talking about the installation at the breaker box, e.g., keeping proper phase and preventing a ground-loop between the 2 circuits.
What are the key facts that I should know in case he is not familiar with doing wiring for audio systems?
I'm talking about the installation at the breaker box, e.g., keeping proper phase and preventing a ground-loop between the 2 circuits.
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Your mixing phase and leg. There are one 2 legs split from one phase. Read some of these replys to the phase question, they are in layman terms. http://www.hobby-machinist.com/threads/why-is-220v-called-single-phase-when-it-has-two-phases.17428/ |
Lowrider, somehow I lost tract of your post and not responded. However seems you have gotten the info you requested, and more, from those that are far more knowledgable than I. Lots of great info here, thanks for the post. As pre willie, I have my audio lines at the bottom of my box and the dual phase breakers at the top. |
Lowrider - in your depiction of your panel - for two lines on the same phase.... You would have one switch on 19 and the other on 20 - which would be PHASE B Alternatively, you could have the switches placed at locations 17 and 18 - which would be on PHASE A Either option is OK - just keep these switches away from the two phase switch-pairs Regards... |
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